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TechTrak’s On-Site Telephone Names Sourcing Training Our On-Site Training We provide individualized tutoring to each person; we actually work at individual desks and use their telephones – they will actually hear us do what we do and how we do it! Our program will focus on real work – the actual jobs your recruiters and sourcers are working on now; they will be free to pick the specific requisitions they’d like help with. The results will be real names, real titles and real telephone numbers that can be used to fill real jobs. It’s a subtle value-add that is easily missed. The on-site training starts at 3 days and can be expanded depending on the size of your group; sample topics include:
Each training session includes one year’s access to all the training modules of “The Magic in the Method”, the only-of-its-kind online telephone names sourcing course, which your recruiters and sourcers may refer to for help anytime. http://www.techtrak.com/magicmethod/magicmethod The onsite training also includes e-mail based support up to three months and telephone support up to fourteen days after the onsite training. If you want to “blow the roof off” your recruiting department’s results and think that learning how to telephone source is what your recruiters and sourcers need right now, then please send us an email, call us, send up smoke signals, release a carrier pigeon, whatever you have to do, and we’ll contact you immediately. We’ll create a custom solution based on the number of attendees and their skill levels. “The purpose of training is to tighten up the slack, toughen the body, and polish the spirit.” ~ Morihei Ueshiba Maureen Sharib is a seasoned telephone names sourcer, names sourcing since 1997. She and her husband Bob own the names sourcing firm TechTrak.com and Maureen telephone-names sources daily as well as teaches telephone-names sourcing in her online telephone names sourcing course "The Magic in the Method." She can be reached by email at Maureen@techtrak.com or by phone at (513) 899-9628.
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